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North Judson News

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North Judson, Indiana, United States of America

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Mar 28, 1912

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Democrats Name Indiana State Ticket At Indianapolis Convention

The large state Democratic convention in Indianapolis named the state ticket led by Governor candidate Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon. Lieutenant Governor chosen was W P O Neill Mishawaka after multiple ballots, with other officers and delegates to the national convention listed. The event featured speeches by leaders, a party platform adoption, and renomination of incumbent state officers.

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Bernard Korbly Indiana State Democratic Committee Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis O. H. Carmichael Lebanon Amos R. Wood John W. Kern J. H. Heller Adams County George H. Voight Jeffersonville John B. Stoll South Bend Robert M. Gray Orwell John W. Cravens Bloomington I. A. Gladden Scottsburg George I. Shoemaker Greensburg Rifth—M. Cc. Wamill Terre Haute William Merril Connersville Joseph A. Rink S. Edgar Winchester Frank W MacCoughtry Attica M. A. Diulfy Fowler Charless. Edwards Huntington Wywelfth Simon J. Straus Ligonier Thirteeenth D. D. Ramsey Laporte Shively and Kern G. V. Menzies Thomas Tageart John KR. Grill Evansville R.A. Cushman Princeton John W. McCarty Washington James R. Riggs Sullivan Charles DL. Kelso New Albany William FE. Clark Bedford John M. Thompson Columbus Joseph M. Cravens Madison Crawford Fairbanks J. S. McFadden Rockville H. L. Ashley Richmond Francis Alexander Brookville Joseph EK. Bell W.W. F. Moore Daniel L. Boland Andersen Mat H. Hart Dunkirk George H. Gifford Tipton Charles L. Goodbar Crawfordsville Lawrence Becker Hammond George R. Durgan Lafayette Kern Resolutions Committee F. M. Kistler Logansport Indiana Cficor Samuel M. Ralston Benjamin Bosse John W. Boehne Frank J. Hall Ralston Thomas Jefferson Leonard Clore Johnson County T. D. Seales Boonville Clay W. Metzger Plymouth W. P. O’neill Mishawaka Jacob F. Denny Portland James W. Fortune Scales Fortune Clare Denny Metzger O'Neill Clore O’neill O’ Neill Supreme Court Harry G. Strickland Greenfield Edward J. Cox Hartford City Charles J. McCullough Brazil Phillip Zoercher Tell City Zoercher McCullough Strickland Cox Watnough
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Caught A Fish That Sings In Tippecanoe Waters

Mr. S. G. Brown aboard a Tippecanoe River catch reports a fish that sings with clear notes and harmonics. The creature’s song, likened to an Aeolian harp, echoes from distant waters near Ceylon and the West Indies, leaving Sam’s ears with a curious melody.

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West Indies Mr. Brown Ceylon Isle
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Mrs Kilmer Returns From Florida After Disagree

Mrs Frank Kilmer, who moved with her husband to Florida a few weeks ago, returns home on Monday saying they agreed to disagree and left in different directions. The move suggests the southland’s appeal may be overstated.

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Frank Kilmer Florida Southland
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Surprise Homecoming Blesses Johnsons with Family Dinner

Surprised by the Johnsons by good farmer friend J S Johnson and his wife enjoyed a joyful day as their children unexpectedly returned home. A large country dinner followed with guests including Hon C Porter Johnson of St Louis Mrs C A Campbell of Danville Mr and Mrs P Jaiker and Dr and Mrs J W Slack of this place.

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Oljr J. S. Jonson Johnnson iJohnson C. Porter Johnson St. Louis C. A. Campbell Danville P. Jaiker J. W. Slack
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Alfalfa Lecture Train Details and Local News

The Alfalfa special lecture train under Erie railroad and Purdue University will reach Monterey at 2 55 p m on Thursday March 28 and Ora at 4 00 p m On Friday it will arrive Aldine at 9 00 a m and North Judson at 9 48 a m with brief stops at all stations except North Judson The lectures promise useful information Wilbur Pierson of Knox visited Monday Mrs Pp H McCormick called on Fulton residents Herman Sohn and Mary Teske were married last Wednesday by Rev Heine best wishes are extended by many friends

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The Erie: Railroad and Purdue University Monterey Ora Aldine North Judson Wilbur Pierson Knox Pp. H. McCormick Fulton Herman Sohn Robert Sohn Mary Teske Paul Teske Heine
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Eagles Banquet Initiates 13 into Eagle Creek Aerie 1592

About twenty West End Eagles attended the Knox banquet and initiatory of Eagle Creek Aerie No 1592. Thirteen candidates were admitted by the South Bend team as a special train from South Bend brought nearly 200 visiting Eagles. The gathering was hailed as the largest fraternal meeting in the county’s history.

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West End Knox Eagle Creek Aerie Elmer &. Rodgers F. E. Spicer Geo. H. Padsley O. B. Aukerman F. H. Peck Albert Metzger Geo. Baldwin Chas. S. Lundin
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Bert Fruits Weds Miss Sarah Sanford in Chicago

Bert Fruits known as Bert, and Miss Sarah L Sanford of Chicago, were married in Chicago on Wednesday. The groom, a senior member of Fruits Mosher, is a popular business man. The newlyweds will return here and reside in the groom’s home prepared for them.

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Ezekiel Albertus Fruits Bert Sarah L. Sanford Chicago of Fruits & Mosher Mrs. Fruits
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Congressman Barnhart Letters Against City Mail Order Influence

The article describes Congressman Henry A. Barnhart replying to a Buffalo mail order house. He questions the sender’s motives and warns that general parcels post could threaten rural home markets. He asks about taxes, local contributions, and benefits to rural communities, arguing for protections for local merchants.

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Henry A. Barnhart Buffalo Barnhart Congress Mail
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